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THE REVIEW
Disconnected is a modern album that explores both philosophical and contemporary themes. Fates Warning has never been a band for listeners who want simple things, and in this album, despite perhaps a more direct approach compared to works like Apsog or Perfect Symmetry, there are still subtleties to grasp from the first to the last second.
Technically, there's no denying that the American trio knows their stuff, and how! But what is increasingly convincing is the performance of Ray Alder, who has left the higher territories to enrich the vocal lines described with pathos.
The recording quality is excellent, and adding to it all is the substantial contribution of a gentleman like Joey Vera on bass and vocals, and, in my opinion, the legendary Kevin Moore on keyboards (I still can't comprehend that he left the theater of dreams...).
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Disconnected by Fates Warning is a thoughtfully modern progressive metal album exploring deep philosophical themes with technical proficiency. The album highlights Ray Alder's enriched vocal approach and benefits from excellent recording quality. Contributions from Joey Vera and Kevin Moore add depth and texture, making it a compelling listen for fans of the genre.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
Fates Warning
Fates Warning are an American metal band from Connecticut, widely cited as pioneers of progressive metal. Formed in 1982, they evolved from early heavy/power metal into increasingly progressive, atmospheric, and introspective styles across albums such as Perfect Symmetry, Parallels, and the concept work A Pleasant Shade of Gray.18 Reviews
Other reviews
By johnp1983
"Disconnected is a challenging and difficult album to understand... but it turns out to be dangerously perfect and also contains millions of variations and nuances on the theme."
"When you finish listening to 'Still Remains', you will be shocked and speechless."
By splinter
"The best of the album consists of the last three tracks, with 'Still Remains' truly adding weight thanks to Kevin Moore's presence."
"'Disconnected Part II' creates touching atmospheres, electronic sounds, and delightful harmonic sequences that stir emotions."
